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Australian artist Amanda Parer's monumental installation "Intrude" is being exhibited in downtown Houston until Saturday, May 14, 2016. The exhibit is on 1600 Smith Street. The public art exhibition consists of several inflatable creatures that resemble rabbits, which in Parer's native Australia are an invasive species. According to the artist's website, rabbits were introduced to Australia by settlers in 1788 and they have caused great imbalance to Australia environment. Tuesday, May 10, 2016, in Houston. ( Marie D. De Jesus / Houston Chronicle ) (Photo by Marie D. De Jesus/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images)
Australian artist Amanda Parer's monumental installation "Intrude" is being exhibited in downtown Houston until Saturday, May 14, 2016. The exhibit is on 1600 Smith Street. The public art exhibition consists of several inflatable creatures that resemble rabbits, which in Parer's native Australia are an invasive species. According to the artist's website, rabbits were introduced to Australia by settlers in 1788 and they have caused great imbalance to Australia environment. Tuesday, May 10, 2016, in Houston. ( Marie D. De Jesus / Houston Chronicle ) (Photo by Marie D. De Jesus/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images)
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